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Über Shipping Container Homes
Shipping Container Homes builds high strength steel-premium container homes, tiny homes on wheels, mobile container offices, tiny cabins, park model homes, and custom projects. The company is based in North Las Vegas, Nevada, with its factory located in Las Vegas, Nevada. These factory-built structures are delivered nationwide throughout the United States and Canada.
Listed products include the TINY HOME STUDIO CABIN, 96 sq ft, priced at $9,900, and the 20ft Discovery Container Home, starting from $20,900. The 40ft Vision XL Container Home, 640 sq ft, starts from $104,900. Shipping Container Homes is an ANSI/NFPA Certified USA Manufacturer and offers financing options for purchases.
Modellindex
Gesamtbereich: From $4,900
Shipping Container Homes: Häufig gestellte Fragen
Wie viel kostet ein Shipping Container Homes-Haus?
Shipping Container Homes-Häuser reichen von €4,900 bis €104,900 bei 40 bepreisten Modellen. Der endgültige Preis hängt von Anpassungen, der Vorbereitung des Bauplatzes, der Lieferentfernung und den anfallenden Steuern ab.
Was ist das günstigste Shipping Container Homes-Modell?
Das 20ft Modular Cabin ist das günstigste Modell von Shipping Container Homes und beginnt bei €4,900.
Wo hat Shipping Container Homes seinen Sitz?
Shipping Container Homes hat seinen Sitz in North Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Ihre Website ist https://compact.homes.
Wie viele Hausmodelle bietet Shipping Container Homes an?
Shipping Container Homes hat 40 Modelle im Katalog, die Containerhaus, Tiny House, Garage abdecken. Die meisten Hersteller akzeptieren auch kundenspezifische Änderungen auf Anfrage.
Modelle
10ft Container Micro Pod
016ft-20ft Flex Arcadia
020ft-28ft Craftsman
020ft-28ft Voyager
020ft-30ft Tiny Swiss Chalet
020ft Bunkhouse
020FT CONTAINER GARAGE
020ft Discovery
020ft Eclipse
020ft Hideaway-Off Grid
020ft Modular Cabin
020ft The Cube
020ft The Scout
020ft Vision CE
020ft Vision II Multi-Unit
20ft Vision One
028ft-32ft Arcadia
030ft Eclipse 30
030ft The Summit
030ft Vision 30
032ft Matterhorn
040FT CONTAINER GARAGE
040ft Eclipse 40
040ft Flex 40
040ft Seaside 40
040ft The Cube
040ft THE VIBE
40ft Vision 40
040ft Vision 40-B
40ft Vision Duplex
040ft Vision XL
40ft Workforce 40
0CONTAINER HOME STUDIO CABIN
FLEX 40 DORM
0PREMIUM MODULAR STEEL MOBILE CONTAINER OFFICES
0TINY HOME STUDIO CABIN
VISION 40-D BUNKHOUSE (DUPLEX)
0Vision 40-D LUXURY CONTAINER duplex
0VISION 40-TRIPLEX
0workforce 4-person DORM
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